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Teddy Eagle 08 Nov 19 1.44am
Originally posted by HeathMan Haggis supper and half a smoked sausage. I’ve gone native but I do miss saveloys. I trust you take a dram with your haggis. To be honest I’m always quite Oliver Twist when this appeals most. One Scottish delicacy which has to be tried is Clootie dumpling. It’s a steamed pudding with fruit and spices (a relative of Christmas pudding but different) which you can have with custard or a slice fried with square sausage, potato cakes and all the trimmings. It’s really good.
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Teddy Eagle

08 Nov 19 1.44am

Originally posted by HeathMan

Haggis supper and half a smoked sausage. I’ve gone native but I do miss saveloys.

I trust you take a dram with your haggis.

To be honest I’m always quite Oliver Twist when this appeals most.
One Scottish delicacy which has to be tried is Clootie dumpling. It’s a steamed pudding with fruit and spices (a relative of Christmas pudding but different) which you can have with custard or a slice fried with square sausage, potato cakes and all the trimmings. It’s really good.

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Midlands Eagle 08 Nov 19 6.33am
Originally posted by sickboy Sorry Stirls old chap but i have to pull you up on the use of the yank take out. This is England. It is, always has, and hopefully, always be take away. It's a regional thing. I had never heard it referred to anything other than take away until I moved to Newcastle Upon Tyne in 1984 where it was referred to as carry out
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Originally posted by sickboy

Sorry Stirls old chap but i have to pull you up on the use of the yank take out.
This is England. It is, always has, and hopefully, always be take away.

It's a regional thing. I had never heard it referred to anything other than take away until I moved to Newcastle Upon Tyne in 1984 where it was referred to as carry out

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chris123 hove actually 08 Nov 19 7.19am
Most take away's I can replicate at home, the exception i fish and chips - so that goodness for Chippy Chips 100 yards away.
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hove actually 08 Nov 19 7.19am

Most take away's I can replicate at home, the exception i fish and chips - so that goodness for Chippy Chips 100 yards away.

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NEILLO Shoreham-by-Sea 08 Nov 19 7.25am
Originally posted by chris123 Most take away's I can replicate at home, the exception i fish and chips - so that goodness for Chippy Chips 100 yards away. For some reason I never used them once they moved to Kingsway. My favourite take out now is Jasmin, Indian place in Shoreham. 5 minutes walk and excellent food. Old, Ungifted and White
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Shoreham-by-Sea 08 Nov 19 7.25am

Originally posted by chris123

Most take away's I can replicate at home, the exception i fish and chips - so that goodness for Chippy Chips 100 yards away.

For some reason I never used them once they moved to Kingsway.

My favourite take out now is Jasmin, Indian place in Shoreham. 5 minutes walk and excellent food.

Old, Ungifted and White

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chris123 hove actually 08 Nov 19 7.36am
Originally posted by NEILLO For some reason I never used them once they moved to Kingsway. My favourite take out now is Jasmin, Indian place in Shoreham. 5 minutes walk and excellent food. Better than Planet India????
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hove actually 08 Nov 19 7.36am

Originally posted by NEILLO

For some reason I never used them once they moved to Kingsway.

My favourite take out now is Jasmin, Indian place in Shoreham. 5 minutes walk and excellent food.

Better than Planet India????

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sickboy Deal or Croydon 08 Nov 19 7.59am
Originally posted by Midlands Eagle It's a regional thing. I had never heard it referred to anything other than take away until I moved to Newcastle Upon Tyne in 1984 where it was referred to as carry out I was correct then. English is take away. Perhaps its because geordies can never say away/haway without adding "the lads".
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Deal or Croydon 08 Nov 19 7.59am

Originally posted by Midlands Eagle

It's a regional thing. I had never heard it referred to anything other than take away until I moved to Newcastle Upon Tyne in 1984 where it was referred to as carry out

I was correct then.
English is take away.
Perhaps its because geordies can never say away/haway without adding "the lads".

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kingdowieonthewall Sussex, ex-Cronx. 08 Nov 19 9.06am
curry for me usually chicken Naga or lamb madras/vindaloo/phall depending on mood, all with chapatis or naan breads. chips on the side to soak up the gravy! from shafiques on the goring shops. I do like a dirty doner but Ive found a very good way to replicate it myself. I've always said take away but wife says carry out(northern) its not a take out sterling, naughty step for you. Kids,tired of being bothered by your pesky parents? Then leave home, get a job & pay your own bills, while you still know everything.
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curry for me
usually chicken Naga or lamb madras/vindaloo/phall depending on mood, all with chapatis or naan breads.
chips on the side to soak up the gravy!
from shafiques on the goring shops.
I do like a dirty doner but Ive found a very good way to replicate it myself.
I've always said take away but wife says carry out(northern)
its not a take out sterling, naughty step for you.

Kids,tired of being bothered by your pesky parents?
Then leave home, get a job & pay your own bills, while you still know everything.

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 08 Nov 19 9.18am
Originally posted by kingdowieonthewall curry for me usually chicken Naga or lamb madras/vindaloo/phall depending on mood, all with chapatis or naan breads. chips on the side to soak up the gravy! from shafiques on the goring shops. I do like a dirty doner but Ive found a very good way to replicate it myself. I've always said take away but wife says carry out(northern) its not a take out sterling, naughty step for you. I avail of Shafiques in Angmering and always order a chicken vindaloo extra hot! It puts muscles on one's breath. Edited by Willo (08 Nov 2019 9.19am)
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South coast - west of Brighton. 08 Nov 19 9.18am

Originally posted by kingdowieonthewall

curry for me
usually chicken Naga or lamb madras/vindaloo/phall depending on mood, all with chapatis or naan breads.
chips on the side to soak up the gravy!
from shafiques on the goring shops.
I do like a dirty doner but Ive found a very good way to replicate it myself.
I've always said take away but wife says carry out(northern)
its not a take out sterling, naughty step for you.

I avail of Shafiques in Angmering and always order a chicken vindaloo extra hot! It puts muscles on one's breath.

Edited by Willo (08 Nov 2019 9.19am)

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Midlands Eagle 08 Nov 19 10.02am
Originally posted by kingdowieonthewall curry for me usually chicken Naga or lamb madras/vindaloo/phall depending on mood, all with chapatis or naan breads. chips on the side to soak up the gravy! How times have changed. When I moved up to Newcastle in 1984 I was asked if I wanted chips with my curry and I burst out laughing saying that "no-one has chips with curry" but I see that this revolting Northern idea has crept down South now
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Midlands Eagle

08 Nov 19 10.02am

Originally posted by kingdowieonthewall

curry for me
usually chicken Naga or lamb madras/vindaloo/phall depending on mood, all with chapatis or naan breads.
chips on the side to soak up the gravy!

How times have changed. When I moved up to Newcastle in 1984 I was asked if I wanted chips with my curry and I burst out laughing saying that "no-one has chips with curry" but I see that this revolting Northern idea has crept down South now

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NEILLO Shoreham-by-Sea 08 Nov 19 10.13am
Originally posted by chris123 Better than Planet India???? My son goes there and rates it very highly, I haven't had their food. And now I'm in Shoreham it will be eat in only....which means tearing me away from The Ganges... Old, Ungifted and White
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Shoreham-by-Sea 08 Nov 19 10.13am

Originally posted by chris123

Better than Planet India????

My son goes there and rates it very highly, I haven't had their food.

And now I'm in Shoreham it will be eat in only....which means tearing me away from The Ganges...

Old, Ungifted and White

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 08 Nov 19 11.19am
Originally posted by kingdowieonthewall curry for me usually chicken Naga or lamb madras/vindaloo/phall depending on mood, all with chapatis or naan breads. chips on the side to soak up the gravy! from shafiques on the goring shops. I do like a dirty doner but Ive found a very good way to replicate it myself. I've always said take away but wife says carry out(northern) its not a take out sterling, naughty step for you. How do you replicate dirty doner? Chicken shish with chilli sauce, extra cabbage and onion does it for me. COYP
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Rudi Hedman

Caterham 08 Nov 19 11.19am

Originally posted by kingdowieonthewall

How do you replicate dirty doner?

Chicken shish with chilli sauce, extra cabbage and onion does it for me.

COYP

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kingdowieonthewall Sussex, ex-Cronx. 08 Nov 19 12.33pm
Originally posted by Rudi Hedman How do you replicate dirty doner? Chicken shish with chilli sauce, extra cabbage and onion does it for me. this works really well RH: Difficult to obtain during winter, but in the summer Asda, morrisons etc always do cheap s***e bbq ready made stuff. most suitable are the beef or lanb kebabs(meat is crap processed-like dirty doner. wrap em in foil with spicy sauce of choice-plain old chilli, piri etc. cook slow in oven over hour or so. stays very juicy. cut into slithers & buzz in pitta with the usual onions etc . helmans do a kebab shop style taziki. nearest thing to it & just as good as the average kebab shops. give it a go Rudi! Kids,tired of being bothered by your pesky parents? Then leave home, get a job & pay your own bills, while you still know everything.
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kingdowieonthewall

Sussex, ex-Cronx. 08 Nov 19 12.33pm

Originally posted by Rudi Hedman

How do you replicate dirty doner?

Chicken shish with chilli sauce, extra cabbage and onion does it for me.

this works really well RH:
Difficult to obtain during winter, but in the summer Asda, morrisons etc always do cheap s***e bbq ready made stuff.
most suitable are the beef or lanb kebabs(meat is crap processed-like dirty doner.
wrap em in foil with spicy sauce of choice-plain old chilli, piri etc.
cook slow in oven over hour or so.
stays very juicy.
cut into slithers & buzz in pitta with the usual onions etc .
helmans do a kebab shop style taziki.
nearest thing to it & just as good as the average kebab shops.
give it a go Rudi!

Kids,tired of being bothered by your pesky parents?
Then leave home, get a job & pay your own bills, while you still know everything.

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